NP Practice Made Simple

SO many patients are dealing with post covid symptoms lately. Fatigue, shortness of breath, chest pain… it’s frustrating for patients and providers alike.

In this video...

I’m SO excited to share this interview with you. I’m interviewing two pelvic floor therapists -- a family nurse practitioner who has gotten additional training, and a physical therapist...

Epigastric pain as a chief complaint happens ALL the time in primary care.

And we all order labs to help rule out pancreatitis, but most clinicians feel uncomfortable with diagnosing pancreatitis...

Some chief complaints are more stressful than others. Abdominal pain is CERTAINLY one of them, especially for new nurse practitioners.

In this video I give my top systematic hacks for diagnosing...

Syphilis lab interpretation can be confusing, and it’s a BIG topic, but in this video I review the most common scenario that I see in primary care.

I cover treponemal and...

Ohhh this was so good!

It’s hard not to worry about malpractice when you’re taking on new levels of responsibility as a new nurse practitioner.

Irnise Williams is not only a health law...

Trauma-informed care sounds like a hard to learn, difficult and stressful topic (also reclaimed as “healing-centered care” to de-center trauma in some places, which feels a lot...

In this week’s video, I’m chatting with Ashley Sayles (Ashley the NP on Instagram) to answer the Real World NP community’s questions for a pediatric provider!

Topics and...

For newborn babies with jaundice, still, after 5 years, I run my plan of care by one of my family medicine or pediatric colleagues.

And to be honest, for good reason -- what we’re talking...

This week’s video is a type of visit that comes up constantly lately and also terrifies me #realtalk

NEWBORN VISITS. Like, freshly cooked, 3-day-old ones. ::shudder::

I actually love them,...